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Their father is still gone

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Her mother moves to New York and leaves the kids in South Carolina with their grandparents

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Her grandma talks about how she is just trying to live the American Dream in a country that is supposed to be the land of the free

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Mother doesn't want them to speak like they are from the South because they are from the North where they speak more "properly"

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White men at the printing press were surprised when a black men was telling them what to do

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"I do not yet know who I'll be what I'll say how I'll say it" (pg. 18)

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They live in Ohio

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She is born in a country with discrimination

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Family is mom, dad, brother, and sister

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Her parent tell her not to travel south because it is dangerous

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When they go to South Carolina, they have to be careful of what they do

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Celebrated her mother's birthday in South Carolina. Her mother's family wanted her to move back but the racism is too much for her there.

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Main girl's name is Jackie. Siblings are Hope and Dell

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"A moment when you walk into a room and no one there is like you" (pg. 28)

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"Somewhere in my brain each laugh, tear, and lullaby becomes memory" (pg. 34)

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"We're as good as anybody, my mother whispers. As good as anybody" (pg. 45)

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"No past. No future. Just this perfect Now" (pg. 51)

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"And now coming back home isn't really coming back home at all" (pg. 63)